New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
IRVING HALL BUCKLES ON IFS AR}tOR.

IRVING HALL BUCKLES ON rs AH1iOh.
IT'S CONVENTION NE Is, A>D BEEAIIIE' flKh AND
SLAUGHTER AND APPOINTS NoMINAr'NG
GOWN FL
Irving Hall held it, county convention FAST evening"
The han was filed with a-senbIa-c which rcsi"hdc"
enthusiastically 10 an the drnunCiarOns % Iahindhy
Hal aGd the county Demorra'y GA the s'aS' vas d
buo portrait o. Ito att sey nOf, win Annii'dh mss
On each >uc OF IL. several banners bore inc mSoi'P
ton -Ir,in- Ila.l ann NctO.s," and others Aao on
them the vote OK list year ior 10 CIT D. Mooney anu
Urury George, ono Inscription violently aiache"
Tamuany Han ami "tIe Counties"
ANON. tho prominent Democrats present wefe
CoAnodora ryoer. Eo.eit r. Mooney Nicholas HauSh-
tom Joseph f.. McD0nOu-A. Henry tahP"eil' ware"
e. Bennett. ex- senator + ancS NJ BNby. EOoeu A.
Van Nyc.. d. Ils att. janice Iienihs FAlfcN
N.lYy. jane, j. 4.ctaIey, e. ioLce Ju>u'e b. l.
ElNiy ste hen T. Lid.c, Dr. /. H. neMaics'' fd'reh
MIn,ii.ld. oscar Eostt an'' "Ohl 'iatoh
Vb, convention va, clll"tl to order by Commodore
Too, e who nominated stephen :. j. Il Tor ienIora
clair1uan lie -ln tuat tie >Otn " irving MN III"
dc,adrd election, IN tho past and 10 hnSH III w"
ura-cnt cam am. Had 1t lot Teen To- rs support
Grove. Cleveland. who now does out patronage 10
Tarni.an, iiau. would not NOW be President oi the
TINTED states. lIo ,lD-ct Vita tie'o worS:
oc.unncn Of "a many e and t4e county gi,iy VAR VAR
mocracy YOU haze decia cd ~ar. ~ you "a' Wal
You .ha.. mao H.. aui ID. ~ the hnile1
1hi, Grry declaration Taa received WIN u1io"''o''
chco-e Committee, Oh Permanent Or-'h'@''loi' anu
pe-uttfI,r- Ontcd In lltIF aI~t'' 'OiDi''
g,,de,gri 4 CON linz ana Nh Mooney addressed III"
couyeutlon Nicholas HaugHIyu, tor TIC committee
on Permanent CO gnizarlon, rcp"fted INC lo''"i'e
ogic,rs. chairman. Francis VI. BlADy; ~etitidfh''
Jo.rph T. Md ,uDugh aud .anins ~ Rogers anu ono
vice D c.idcut iIom each y. tho twenty four Assembly,
districts. ,,,
N, ntybv was escorted to the chair no thahNed
tto cn,rnt ION ard DE-, AIRED that tho Gcacs present
reuc-cntel constituencies and not political bosses Inc
finn I'M, fal was bctwcen honest men ami thieNeN'
Irwin. Hall had no "bood0" \ dcrEien 10 protect. IL
Aid not need To select candidate for District Attorney
70. thIa purpose. ~
Henry Nichols, from tho Committee on lc7oiu'''n''
read a ION, preamble an, resolution going over 'H
pa.t history Of Tammany Hall and " lliam NJ. T"c'd
connection With II. They told about the il'e a''o
urgre. OF irving Hal and it, u position 10 lala's
Hall whenever It had end 'ayOrcd to eject corrupt MN
Touuauy Hall va, deciaicd to he as corrupt a. III ''
H.. a., 'TWr.d. tho county Democracy Wa SAM ~
tr a mere machine for procuring patrput5r, anu
nn,v a tau OF Tammany Hail irving nan "ou'u
vtcld III pot oniy honest men VINO Wpu" h' 80 !"
Scw thG best interests Of the city. II Hu POI =" W.
<ationol Administration. IT appeals 10 a" honest
men for support t,.,. , .ro from,
ooc, distrIrf be appointed To name candidates tor
rnminafiDn Robert q. Mooney AMI Commodore IOoho'
and the two secretaries added 10 TIE connltc',
aud then the resolution vas adopted ana inc u'tilo''
named their committeeman ,,.. =. ia Gall al
rhe convention adjourned subject to Tie CAL oi
agnar